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Hey experts --<br />
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So, I'm plugging away at building a really minimal theme for a client, and right here at the start I've got a gremlin.<br />
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URL: <a href="http://sullivanandco.com/wr-test/" rel="ugc">http://sullivanandco.com/w<wbr />r-test/</a><br />
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As you can see, I have an anchor tagged image in the header, 286px by 64px, but the header itself (which is nothing BUT the image) is displaying as 66px.<br />
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I've got normalize and reset CSS that's supposed to wipe out things like that. NO idea where it's coming from. Any guesses?<br />
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500 points for speed (maybe difficulty, who knows) -- thanks in advance!
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Hey experts --

So, I'm plugging away at building a really minimal theme for a client, and right here at the start I've got a gremlin.

URL: http://sullivanandco.com/wr-test/ (http://sullivanandco.com/wr-test/)

As you can see, I have an anchor tagged image in the header, 286px by 64px, but the header itself (which is nothing BUT the image) is displaying as 66px.

I've got normalize and reset CSS that's supposed to wipe out things like that. NO idea where it's coming from. Any guesses?

500 points for speed (maybe difficulty, who knows) -- thanks in advance!

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